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Chattahoochee racks up seventh store grand-opening at Rack-Eem Up Seafood

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June 16, 2021
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Chattahoochee racks up seventh store grand-opening at Rack-Eem Up Seafood

The growth of commerce in the downtown Chattahoochee area continues with a local couple opening their family-owned restaurant, Rack-Eem Up Seafood on June 4.

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